mikec

I have a client who has a a 1 story addition off the back of her dormered cape. The addition is maybe a 3 pitch at best. It has 2 layers of rolled roofing on it(the second layer is 2 years old). She gets a pretty bad leak when we have driving rains. I went and looked at it, and there appears to be no flashing from the addition to the main house, just lots and lots of caulk. The second layer of roll roofing is bad, they just cut it around vents and caulked. I told her I will strip it, remove the siding, re roof it, flash it and re install the siding(vinyl).
Now my questions.
Would you I&W it then put down more rolled? (my first plan)
or, I was on Harvey Industries web site and saw POLYGLASS ELASTOFLEX GS6. Is this an alternative to roll? Has anyone ever used it?
Would I still use I&W?
Thanks in advance

JonM

Polyglass is a system...depends what warranty you want, you need to use there underlaymet (ply) 1 or 2 base sheets and a top granulated sheet. Go to the Polyglass site...I think they have videos

Roundtable

Currently doing a job w/ SEALOFLEX seems to be going well ....they have many products so suit many needs.
This is my first exp. w/ it. should be done early next week.

genecarp

2nd vote for sealoflex

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celcon

I use Mule hide 2ply sa modified system its very easy to work with. stay away from roll roofing it won't last very long

tinner666

Polyglass.

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mikec

Thanks for the input guys. I went to harvey and talked with them about the polyglass. I'm going to go with it, using their underlayment.